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both cases refer to civil law suits. Donoghue v. Stevenson regards the quailty of a product and the assumed guarentee that you get what you pay for, even though at the time there was no oligation on a company or manufacturer to guarantee the product Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co refers...

i find the best way to relax when doing an assessment or studying, or any time really, is (if you can) turn on some musi you really REALLY like, switch off the lights and just let the music fill your world. i have a set of spanking-arse-fantastic headphones, so this is easy to do for me. i...

i did human rights abues in Australia, mailny focusing on mandatory detnetion of children, immigration detention etc. full marks

we'll see you there then hey? have *you* read the orange book or will you too, dear roadcone, be reading it on a plane?

heya, there's a thread in the legal studies forum with more details

i go to Jesmond High, (Callaghand College, but despite the fancy name, its just an ordinary public school). i think i was in the orange dot group, but i can't be sure. My real name is not igor, pity, i like Igor... :p what area are you from? sydney Metro, suburbs, regional or out in the...

"Igor, yeh K block's still bright orange...but who's Sargent Penguin?!?" there's an english teacher by the name of Mrs Sargent, who looks like a penguin- hence sargent penguin. we made up a song for her and all... i wish i could remember it. as for the roses thing- you people need mor...

"in history extension you have to be able to challenge traditional perspectives and positions" Postmodernism Craig. I know you want to say it. just say it. I am almost fed up with hearing about it in class too... "postmodernims people, it's the best angle to take". thanks...

there was a state constitutional convention last november for yr11 students, that we had to send in a letter of application to, talk our selves up a bit kind of thing, and at the end of the state convention (about 100 people) 30 were chosen to attend the national convention (parliament house...

good that others haven't been sent anything-- i'm a little neurotic about these things. the hotel we're staying at (if it hasn't changed) is supposed to be really good, with heaps of facilities and a great breakfast, and yeah- i'm glad we're flying. i have Ps, but the petrol money would not...

hah!! you go to Merewether!! I used to go there, and my sister still does. are the K block walls still that horrible orange colour? i heard about v-com. sounds just like Bev to do something like that. Q. Is Sargent Penguin still hanging around the english staffroom?

is anyine else going to this in march here at BOS? if you are have you recieved any information re travel and accomodation etc etc? Cheers.

maybe someone who is going could let me know if they haven't been sent anything either?

practice- write a few analyses of art works and stuff, and past papers would be a good idea. and get your teacher to check them. practice will get you pretty close to perfect with art theory

i did year 11 by distance ed, all my stuff was sent late. 12 units--- all half way through term 1. good luck Hermzie, mod his shoudlb't be too hard to catch up, its more reading than anything else with distance ed.

I'm just wondering if anyone else is going to this thing in March, I'm supposed to be going but I haven't recieved any information latley re travel and accomodation. Has anyone out there been sent anything useful? Much appreciated.

*religion*, i believe isn't important. (i have posted here, and I am Jewish, but not orthodox, quite liberal- i eat pork etc etc) Faith, however is important. if you believe there is a G-d, or any kind of higher being, and you want there to be a power that knows you exist, then having whatever...

i see this thread as a bit of light relief, nothing more. the whole purpose of education is to make us tolerant, reasonable people who consider actions and reactions. whether this works in practice is another matter entirely... i dissagree. i don't think "slagging off" a religion is...

its the politics of warfare. keep the population afraid of what MIGHT happen under a different government and make sure that they know that the current government is doing everything they can to keep the population safe. sounds dumb, but it worked in Britain (for a bit) and the US, and Aus in...

study, homework, the assessment task due that day, chat of sleep